EeveeSerenity wrote:Chirovidae are a species that appear to have been an ancestor of bats, as they use a similar method of echolocation. They can be either nocturnal or diurnal, and are both blind and deaf. They use echolocation by making a high-pitched noise and feeling the vibrations bounce off of objects near them, as they have a very heightened sense of touch. Due to this, they are not suitable for families with small children who may play too roughly with them. The poof covering their eyes can come in different varieties, and very rarely may not be there at all, revealing their eyes underneath. They may, in rare occasions, grow small, flightless wings and in extremely rare cases, grow wings large enough to fly for short distances.
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